Like her name, Popcorn can be sweet and salty, depending on the day and maybe a little on her hormones... She is a small female. When it's ivermectin time and she is feeling receptive, she will drop in the middle of the pen and the kids can lay on her, hug her, whisper sweet nothings to their heart's content. When she is in a place and time where love is not where her heart is at....there may be a varying amount of green, as well as, choice words spewing from her mouth.

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Kersee has served us so well over the years. We would love for her to go to a happy home where she will be loved! Kersee loves being a mom and since she is in good shape, we would consider letting her carry another cria. If she is available when you reach out and is still of a healthy weight, as well the depending on circumstances of where she will be going and such, we can discuss her being bred and confirmed bred before leaving. When bringing a 'foundation' animal into your herd, your goal is to find the right animal who is going to, not only to represent what your breeding program entails, but to also help BUILD your breeding program toward the goal in mind for the type of animals you want your farm to produce and the reputation you want to display through what you create in your farm. Kersee easily fit the bill of a solid foundation animal when she joined our farm. Her first cria to hit the ground at our farm, Inferno, blew us away with his incredible presence, color and fiber. He took a blue at his first halter show against some impressive greys and since have used him as a staple in our breeding program. All of Kersee's crias have that impressive, square, big boned conformation and deep and wide expressive faces and incredible fleeces.

Suzette has been a phenomenal producer for us since we purchased her a few years ago. She has big, healthy, strong crias, most times grey! She passes an immense fineness to her crias and staple length that will bring back even the pickiest hand spinners. She is lavender grey, she has that purple ish hue to her and her fiber that you are just drawn too....the dark, stunning make up only adds to her appeal!

Koi is an beautiful guy and such a great, easy going personality akin to both his parents. Out of one our very dense, and even in her teens, very impressive foundation females, Joanna, and our .38 son, Gael, Koi is the whole package from his regal (and flashy!) presence and typey conformation to his amazing fleece. We haven't had the opportunity to take him into the show ring as much as he should have but one look at him and his quality will speak for him! Gael, Koi's sire, is one of the most impressive greys we have had our hands on. His staple length is incredible with a high frequency, tight crimp from his skin to the tip of the lock. He has such an amazing handle and color. Koi is a great example of what greatness Gael produces and he exhibits his sire's fleece attributes beautifully. Koi's dam, Joanna, as mentioned, is incredibly dense with crimp you can feel in her fiber. She has a nice, wide set conformation and has produced some of the most impressive animals. Koi is a compact male who exhibits beautiful character in his bright fleece, as well as a nice, consistent handle and phenomenal coverage and staple. He will be a great herd sire for someone looking to add a solid well-bred animal into their herd.

This guy is an absolute tank. He has the most solid, sturdy and biggest build of all our males. His show record is impressive, as are his crias. There is nothing not to like about this guy, his coverage and staple length is astounding. He is so dense and very, very, consistently crimped and is in the top 1% of EPDs for fleece weight. His handle is great, you literally can FEEL his crimp! Due to his arthritis, we are no longer offering breedings to him. He's done well for us and we are thankful for these years we got to have him in our breeding program. His rest and retirement is well deserved!

Destino has slowed down a little in his years but still wouldn't mind making a few more crias if anyone would like to utilize this fleece machine! Destino is a gorgeous modern dark rose grey male. He has beautiful fleece that is dense with gorgeous crimp and fantastic coverage and killer density. He is a very compact male with great conformation and possesses that sort of look that any alpaca breeder admires and seeks to obtain. He passes this compact, intense look onto his crias along with that fantastic coverage and fiber. Destino is very dense with an impressive staple length. Destino is a fantastic breeding male to have on hand. Being a solid modern grey, he makes gorgeous colored crias when bred to light/white females (a good way to incorporate grey into your solid white/light lines) and amazing greys when you breed him to other greys or blue eyed whites. A multi use male for sure and so good to have on hand to breed to anything! His sire is 5x Champ, Breton Knoll Yago, who is an absolutely gorgeous modern grey male who has produced numerous champs and Destino is sure to follow in his fathers legacy of producing greatness! Due to the amount of males and the closeness in bloodlines to some of our other herd sires, Destino hasn't been used in our herd as much as in the past.

The second Inferno hit the ground...let me rephrase...the second we decided to purchase his dam, Kersee, bred to Breton Knoll's Yago, we knew he was going to be awesome. When he hit the ground, you could already tell her was best of both his parent's with his big boned conformation, his short, wide, expressive face and that incredible presence. As he matured, his fleece got more and more 'wanna sink your hands into' gorgeous! Incredibly fine with a long, long staple, BRIGHT, tight zipper crimp and grey grey grey with fleece coverage from his ear tassels to his feet...we were not surprised he took a blue his first show as a juvie. Inferno's Sire, Yago, is a multichamp rose grey roan male with some super impressive offspring. Kersee, his dam, is one of our foundation females who has also produced some phenomenal animals in the time we have had her. Both his parents are out of impressive animals and come from a long line of them, including Royal Fawn, Vindaloo, Peruvian Hemingway and more. If you like those cool roan greys and want to add some fire to your breeding program, Inferno may be a male you may want to consider a breeding to.

This handsome fellow is the son of KVR's Peruvian True Eye Candy, a judge's choice and multi champ grey from an impressive breeding program. His Dam, Henna Glow, was out of a very impressive black male, BMF Taos' Zeppelin (another multichamp) with amazing fleece and stats. Fire Flight produces and maintains a lovely fleece with great fineness (top 25% epds), character and handle. He has impressive fleece coverage with an eye catching presence. Have you seen those ears?! When you look at Fire Flight you'll see he has a classic grey like coloration and when you open his fleece you will see it has a rose hue to it due to the red-ish undertones his fleece carries, it just wasn't quite enough that he was considered grey. That being said, I feel he should be bred like a classic rose grey also given his black and grey bloodlines. Fire Flight's 2018 fleece stats: AFD: 15.9 microns SD: 3.9 microns COV: 24.2% Spin Fineness: 16.0 microns F>30%: 0.5% CF: 99.5%

Fine fleeced, handsome and harlequin all in one, Espionage is a one of kind guy who will produce, not only quality animals, but cool colors as well! His grandsire, Hollywood Hilltop's Paparazzi, was one of our past foundation herd sires who had left such a unique mark on our herd and a hole in all our hearts when he passed. We followed some specific line breeding and color genetics to produce Espionage. His dam is a gorgeous, beautiful appaloosa (top 5% EPDs for Staple Length) and his sire, Havoc, is a 'fading' fawn with a robust conformation with a long staple, phenomenal coverage. Espionage has a wonderful handle to his fleece. Fineness, especially lingering, can be a hard trait to accomplish in harlequins but if you check out his last histogram, at 19.7 AFD, that's not too shabby of a number! Bred right, Espionage will produce some fantastic animals.

Buttery and Bright are the first words that will come to mind when you open Precision's dense fleece, it exhibits such luster and character! Great coverage and staple length, along with a consistent handle and correct conformation, Precision is a beautiful boy from his fleecy ears down to his toes. His dam had exhibited impressive crimp in her blanket every year, even when she was in her teens! She always produced for us beautiful breeding animals and we couldn't wait to see what she produced being bred to Precision's sire, Prefontaine. Prefontaine was a picture perfect guy with all the right attributes and a stellar show record to back him up and Precision takes after his sire when it comes to being picture perfect, beautifully fleeced and let me tell you, his first cria is amazing! Crimpy in all the places, long staple, and she is just gorgeous, check her out!

Khasm has all the makings of being a solid breeding male, his fleece is gorgeous. Soft, crimpy in all the places and dense! Like his sire, Koi, he is not going to be a huge male. He is more compact. He has a really impressive pedigree on all sides of his parents, check it out! We have not been in the position to be able to show and last year just got away from us we didn't even send fleeces but don't count this guy out for not being show worthy or breeding worthy. We tend to be pickier with who we sell or keep that is considered a breeding male and they must be pretty nice and Khasm is definitely in those ranks.

Ipanema is a Patagonia's Neruda daughter- such cool color bloodlines! Her babies always have that perfect short nose, wide faced look and potential for fun colors. Ipanema is of retirement age but love, love, LOVES being a mom. If she is of sound body and condition and going to a great home, we can discuss breeding her and will confirm her bred before leaving.

Teardrop. Oh, Teardrop. She keeps life exciting with her sweet and sassy self! She will eat out of your hand without hesitation but also may eat you alive if you are too handsy with her or one of her crias. She probably could be trainable to do tricks with incentive (she loves to jump up on her back legs and reach over the fence for a nibble) but, depending on the day, she may stop, drop and spit....or pee, if a halter and task is involved. She handles her monthly shot with grace...usually and isn't all bad by any means! To know her is to love her and to love her is to see past her couple flaws and by flaws I really mean quirks.... she might not take lightly to not being considered 'flawless'. Fleece wise, even despite her age, she has maintained an impressive fineness, her staple and coverage ain't what it used to be but she is still a show girl, at least in her own eyes and we WON'T tell her otherwise! Back in her day though, she really had a great fleece. Her EPDs are pictured! Color-wise, Teardrop has the potential to be grey producing or you could breed with light to produce light or color to try for color. Years ago, she was bred to a harlequin and sadly aborted harlequin twins but we know she produces harlequin when bred to harlequin. If you buy her and want her bred, we will breed and confirm her! Don't let her personality description deter you. One of her first crias had a nerve issue in his neck, or something similar, from his position in the womb and he couldn't hold his head up well the first few days to nurse. We were able to lay down Teardrop and flip her belly up to allow him to be able to suckle from her until he was able to on his own. We would keep her as a breeding female if we weren't in a downsizing position. She is an easy keeper, a great, protective and loving mother and really kinda fun if you like a little excitement!

Appy and harlequin breeders...Perk up your ears! I know what you are thinking...this girl has a look and she's funky but hear me... She has fantastic breeding potential! Ambrosia is a super cool girl who will, undoubtedly, produce PIZZAZZ! She is a blue eyed appaloosa with true black spots, as well as, a Dark Silver grey rump. Out of one of our past foundation appaloosa girls and our, now past, Paparazzi son Phoenix, Ambrosia has nothing but fun in her bloodlines. When it comes to EPDs, She is in the top 5% for staple length and top 15% for standard deviation AFD. As if her bloodlines and color isn't appealing enough, she has a inquisitive and sweet personality and I have a feeling she will be a 'young at heart' kind of girl as she ages. Her favorite pastime is playing with the babies if she can! Scoop her up now- if she isn't bred by the time she sells-pick a boy and we will breed and we will confirm her pregnant by ultrasound before leaving!

If you like a little sass with your class, Pistol is your girl! She will make the first move when it comes to giving the "kisses"....the only thing is it's not really a kiss so much as an air spit (most times). Throw a halter on her and she will instantly act like a show girl obedient and ready to follow you to the moon. The spitting image of her rose grey herd sire, Inferno, Pistol is also beautiful girl with impressive grey genetics on either side of her pedigree. Her dam, Suzette is an Orlando Cloud daughter who blesses us with big babies that are healthy and strong with big bones and a presence that catches all the eyes! Ironically...her sire, Inferno, who is out of Breton Knoll's Yago, a super cool grey, does the same. You really can't go wrong with that duo's creation! Not only does she have that beautiful presence, conformation, coloration and coverage, she has a long staple, nice brightness and uniform handle. She. is. SOFT. Even to those who can't tell a porcupine from a bunny could feel that she has an exceptionally 'soft to the hands' handle. Pistol will be a great grey producing female for someone looking to add something special to their herd. She is currently bred to Fire Flight and due 9/10/2026. Fire Flight is out of Peruvian Eye Candy, has ear tassels that gets the attention of all that look in his pen and produces some cool, awesome fleeced animals!

If we didn't already have a 'Surprise' in our herd, I think that name would've been in the running for Mystique! She started as a beautiful beige girl with the cutest little red eye brows then flash forward to her first cria shearing and steel grey she is! Her harlequin lines really came through but you can see a tux pattern if you look closely at her. How will she produce? Time will tell. Her mom Clandestine is a black female with awesome fleece and bloodlines like .38 Special, Hollywood's Hilltop's Paparazzi, and more. Her sire is out of KVR's Peruvian True Eye Candy with lines on his dam's side like BMF Taos' Zeppelin and more. You can see where Mystique's bloodlines worked to create the cool masterpiece she is! Mystique is currently not for sale.